8 -November 01, 2012 YoHr Hometown Newspaper News Outlook
AMERICAN,FFA DEGREE CELEBRATES ACADEMIC
AND PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE
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Submitted by Mayor Gary M. Hunt
What a beautiful fall we
are having here in Bath
County! We are so fortu-
nate to live in such a pic-
turesque location. I want
to update you on some
events that have trans-
pired over the past few
months. We are .continu-
ing to work on our down-
town area to make it as
attractive as possible for
our citizens and potential
businesses. Twenty-three
businesses participated in
the Store-Front painting
project. The ARC grant
paid for the paint and the
store owner provided the
labor. I think this made a
notable difference in our
downtown. The welcome
sign at the bottom of the
hill on Highway 36 was
also completely paid for
with an ARC grant. I have
received many favorable
comments concerning this
addition. The U.S. 60/
Highway 111 Sewer Exten-
sion Project has now been
completed and an addi-
tional 105 homes now have
access to public sewer. I
want to thank all those
homeowners for their pa-
tience and understanding
throughout this past year.
We are always looking
for ways to improve our
environment and living
conditions. The city has
received a mini-grant to
purchase banners for our
light poles throug ut
downtown. This shduld
be accomplished by the
first of the year and should
add a nice touch to our
historic town. We have
also received another
ARC grant in the amount
of $7,650 which will be
used to do something I
mafional DVD will assist
our Industrial Authority in
its task of luring new busi-
ness to our area. Third-
ly, and the part I'm very
excited about, the funds
will be used to create and
publish a "Bath County
Activity Booklet". This
booklet will contain pages
on Bath County history,
landmarks, famous people,
etc. The book's pages are
being created by the K-5
teachers at Owingsville
Elementary and Cross-
road's Elementary. Once
the booklet is completed,
all students in grades K-5
will be given one to take
home and complete with
their parents. There will
be extra copies that will be
made available at various
locations throughout the
county. It is important that
we understand our past as
we venture into our future.
We should be receiving an-
other grant early next year
for $10,000 which will be
used for consultation and
direction in establishing
a "Bath County Founda-
tion". This would provide
a much needed source of
funding for a large vari-
ety of needs throughout
our county. 'The city sent
a team of local individuals
to Berea College Brushy
Fork Institute last month
to learn more about this
endeavor. Counties that
have established founda-
tions such as this have
seen many positive re-
sults. I will share much
more about this project
in a later update. Even
in an economy as tight as
ours, grant money is still
available. I will continue
to write and submit pro-
er Tim Bailey started this
twenty-six years ago and
it has benefited hundreds
of Bath County children
over those years during
the Christmas season.
We will also be honoring
our county, s veterans on
that night. Veterans are
encouraged to wear some-
thing symbolic of their
service (uniform, hat, pin,
medal, etc.). We cannot
and will not EVER forget
the servic of our veter-
ans who have served to
keep our country free. It
should be a great night of
entertainment and fun as
we help out this charity
and pay tribute to our vet-
erans. The reception be-
gins at 6 p.m. and the mu-
sic at 7 p.m. Tickets are
available at City Hall for
a $25 donation per ticket.
November 6th is Election
Day. I encourage
all Bath County registered
voters to exercise their
right on that day to choose
those who will be making
decisions that impact their
lives from tl e local level to
the national level. I have
a simple philosophy ....
If you don't vote, don't
complain! I continue to
feel blessed and honored
to serve as the Mayor of
Owingsville. Franklin D.
Roosevelt once said, "The
only limit to our realiza-
tion of tomorrow will be
our doubts of today. Let
us move forward with
strong and active faith."
Our city and county has
many challenging and
exciting tomorrows ap-
proaching and I'm looking
forward to each and every
one of them. As we draw
near to the Thanksgiving
Each year, the National
FFA Organization is proud
to honor the FFA members
who show the utmost dedi-
cation to the organization
through their desire to
develop their potential for
premier leadership, per-
sonal growth and career
success through agricul-
tural education. That hon-
or, the American FFA De-
gree, is bestowed upon a
select group of individuals
for years of academic and
professional excellence.
Aaron Jacob Smith Wat-
son, an FFA member rep-
resenting the Bath County
FFA Chapter in Owings-
vine was selected to join
that exclusive list and was
awarded the American
FFA Degree at the 85th
National FFA Convention
and Expo in Indianapolis.
The convention is known
as the largest student gath-
ering in the United States
and was held Oct. 24-27,
2012.
The American FFA De-
gree is sponsored by Case
IH, Farm Credit, Elanco,
DuPont Pioneer and Syn-
genta as a special proj-
ect of the National FFA
am very excited about,posals to get all the "free" holiday, I am reminded Foundation. It recognizes
The grant, is entitled "We money we can without of the lyrics, of one my fa-. demonstrated ability and
are t tIi COmfy, Get to costing local taxpayers vorite ' songs .... :.."Count - outstan i u,'achi vements
Kn6 13s":" The :funds more do,liars. The annual your many blessings, in agricultural businesses,
will p iy for establishing a Mayor's Charity Ball will count them one by production, processing
new websif for the cotlrity be held on Saturday night, one. Count your many or service programs. To
with much valuable infor-
marion on it for anyone
to view. Second, it will
pay for creating a DVD on
Bath County. This infor-
Nov. 10th at Crossroad's
Elementary School. This
year's charity is Tim's
Toy Trot for Tots. Retired
Bath County school teach-
blessings, see what God
hath done." We are so
blessed!! Happy Thanks-
giving !
be eligible, FFA members
must have earned and pro-
ductively invested $7500
through a supervised ag-
ricultural experience pro-
By Cecil Lawson
KyNewsGroup
cecil@kynewsgroup.com
The Kentucky Market
Pavilion is busy-once again.
this holiday season.
Director Mary Glenna
Snedegar invites everyone
out to upcoming holiday
events and to see what this
amazing place has to offer.
The Kentucky Market
Pavilion is a non-profit fa-
cility, made possible by
state grants, which aims to
showcase the products of
local artisans and farmers.
It is located just east of
Owingsville at 2914 East
Hwy. 60, by 1-64 exit 123
(Salt Lick exit).
Some of the products of-
fered include: Ruth Hunt
Candies, Ale-8, candles,
sorghum, cards, . soap,
books, paintings, aprons,
lotion, ornaments, knit-
ted apparel, glasswork,
wood work, jams, jellies,
photography, quilts, hair
bows, pillow case dresses,
doggie treats, gluten free
mixes, home d6cor, baby
items, sock monkeys,
cream candy, wreaths,
salsa, BBQ sauce, afghans,
and much more.
Snedegar said that sev-
eral new vendors have
been added for the holiday
season.
You can also find deli-
cious home-cooked meals
@ The Lunchbox, the Mar-
ket Pavilion's own restau-
rant. Hot plate lunches are
served daily, either dine in
or to go.
Fall and winter busi-
ness hours are Monday
- closed; Tuesday - Satur-
day, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and
Sundays, Noon to 3 p.m.
on the first and last of the
month. Holiday hours are
extended.
Upcoming events in-
clude the Christmas Open
House on Nov. 3, 10 a.m to
3 pm.; Bath County Home-
makers Christmas Bazaar
on Nov. 17 from 9 a.m to 1
p.m; and Crafty Christmas,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. All events
take place next door from
the Market Pavilion at the
Bath County Agriculture
Center.
For more information
call 606-674-6688 or emall
kentuckymarket@gmail.
com.
gram in which their start,
own or hold a professional
position in an existing agri-
culture enterprise. Recipi-
ents must also complete 50
community service hours,
as well as demonstrate
outstanding leadership
abilities and community
involvement.
Each recipient of the
American FFA Degree
received a gold American
FFA Degree Key plus a
certificate after being-on
during the convention.
The National FFA Orga-
nization provides leader-
ship, personal growth and
career success training
through agricultural edu-
cation to 540,379 student
members in grades seven
through 12 who belong to
one of the 7489 local FFA
chapters throughout the
U. S., Puerto Rico, and the
Virgin Islands.
Christian Social Ser-
vice Center, Inc is in great
need of food to serve our
client base. If you are able
to donate to us, these are
10 items that are great for
food bank donations and
for the clients. The list in-
cludes items like Protein,
Soups and Stews, Canned
Fruit, Rice and Pasta and
more items that help our
food bank give those that
are in need of hunger relief
'a nutritionally balanced
diet. If you would like to
know more about donat-
ing food, hosting a !ood
drive and for other gener-
al questions about giving,
please phone at 606-674-
6906 and ask for Teresa
Wright, Intake Worker or
Marcelle Doggett, Execu-
tive Director.
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
CLAUDETTE FAUDERE
BATH COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK
P.O. BOX 558
OWINGSVILLE, KY 40360
606-674-2186
ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN GRANTED BY THE BATH COUNTY DIS-
TRICT COURT AND THE FOLLOWING FIDUCIARY APPOINTMENTS:
.Deceased: williard Peters
Address: 3091 Kendall Springs,Road : .....
Fiduciary: Ella Terry
Address: 8340 Levee Rd. ]effersonvine, KY 40337
Date of Appointment: 10-2-12
Creditors must file claims by: 6 months after appointment
Attorney: Garnetta P. Wylie
Address: 100 N. MaysviUe St., STE 102
Deceased: Johnny JarreU
Address: 2525 US 60 West, Ow'mgsviUe, KY 40360
Fiduciary: Elizabeth Ann Button
Address: 892 W. Chamberlin Dr, Kanab, Utah'84741
Date of Appointment: 10-30-12
Creditors must file claims by: 6 months after appointment
Attorney: Earl Rogers III
Address:154 Elemingsburg Rd, Morehead, KY 40351
Deceased: Dennis Norris
Address: 6004 West Highway 36, Sharpsburg, KY 40374
Fiduciary: Wanda Norris
Address: 6004 West Highway 36, Sharpsburg, KY 40374
Date of Appointment:
Creditors must file claims by: 6 months after appointment
Attorney: Kim Hunt Price
Address: EO. Box 1189, OwingsviUe, KY 40360
Dedeased: James D. Little
Address: 108 High St. Owingsville, KY 40360
Fiduciary: Patricia Hubbard
Address: 108 High St. OWingsville, KY 40360
Date of Appointment: 10-16-12
Creditors must file claims by: 6 months after appointment
Attorney: Kim Hunt Price
Address: EO. Box 1189 Owingsville, KY 40360
s/Claudette Faudere
Bath County Circuit Clerk
Published in Bath County New-Outlook 10.04.12
LEGAL NEWSPAPER NOTICE
On October 2, 2012, Gateway Radio Works, Inc. Licensee of Station WKYN-
FM Filed an application with the ECC to change its community of license
from Owingsville to Mt. Sterling, KY. Hays McMakin is the sole officer,
director and stockholder of gateway. A copy of the application is available for
public inspection during normal business hours at 22 West Main Street, Mr.
Sterling, KY 40353
Published in the Bath County News Outlook 10.18.12, 10.25.12 and 11.01.12
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